13 in a row

[ChampFantana]

A talking point earlier in the year was that in order for the streak to end, somebody was going to have beat KU in AFH.

KU losing at home happened but...

 

[CyTwins]

A talking point earlier in the year was that in order for the streak to end, somebody was going to have beat KU in AFH.

KU losing at home happened but...

Yep and it was awesome to be there to witness it. Are you in this pic?

 

[ImJustKCClone]

Yep and it was awesome to be there to witness it. Are you in this pic?

Still love Baby Back's utter confidence that it was a 3 before the ball left Jackson's fingertips.

 

[ChampFantana]

Yep and it was awesome to be there to witness it. Are you in this pic?

No, didn't make it to that game.

The same result next year would be ok by me. Iowa State gets a season making win and KU wins the Big 12.

 

[amishclone]

Sure is nice to have that baylor-like control over the local rent-a-cops.

 

[randomfan44]

Sure is nice to have that baylor-like control over the local rent-a-cops.

If that was the case then this never would have seen the light of day.

 

[amishclone]

If that was the case then this never would have seen the light of day.

Not true. See baylor.

 

[awd4cy]

Good thing for KU that they came to Hilton in the middle of January, otherwise we probably would have swept them.

 

[HFCS]

A talking point earlier in the year was that in order for the streak to end, somebody was going to have beat KU in AFH.

KU losing at home happened but...

Good point, in '00 and '01 when ISU won the Big 12 it was KU sweeps that delivered it to us, not just stealing one at Phog and giving it back at Hilton.

Closer to the truth is that one or two teams need to sweep KU to dethrone them.

It also helps if there aren't fixed games like the recent year KSU won the conference outright but the officials fixed the legitimacy of the league so KU could share a fake title. Good thing about the distance you created this year is it minimizes that half court no dribble layup game winner.